Examples of using Introducing chapters in English and their translations into Russian
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The Chairman of the International Law Commission made a statement introducing Chapters VIII and IX of the report of the Commission.
Mr. Niehaus(Chairman of the International Law Commission), introducing chapters VI to XI and annex A of the Commission's report on the work of its sixty-fifth session(A/68/10), said that the work on the topic of protection of persons in the event of disasters had proceeded in two stages.
Mr. Momtaz(Chairman of the International Law Commission), introducing chapters IV, IX and X of the Commission's report, said he would begin with the topic of shared natural resources.
Mr. Momtaz(Chairman of the International Law Commission), introducing chapters V, VII and XI of the Commission's report(A/60/10), said that chapter V dealt with the effects of armed conflicts on treaties, one of the two new topics taken up by the Commission in the current year.
The Chairman of the International Law Commission made a statement introducing chapters V and VI of the report of the International Law Commission on the work of its sixty-first session A/64/10.
Mr. MAHIOU(Chairman of the International Law Commission), introducing chapters I and II of the report of the International Law Commission on the work of its forty-eighth session(A/51/10), said that at its recent session the Commission had completed the second reading of the articles of the draft Code of Crimes against the Peace and Security of Mankind and the first reading of the draft articles on State responsibility.
The Chair of the International Law Commission made a statement introducing chapters IX, XI and XII of the report of the International Law Commission on the work of its sixty-first session A/64/10.
Mr. Candioti(President of the International Law Commission), introducing Chapters IX and X of the report of the Commission, said that the Commission had considered the first report of the Special Rapporteur on shared natural resources(A/CN.4/533 and Add.1) and had expressed support for the prudent approach taken by the Special Rapporteur, who had emphasized the need for further study of the technical and legal aspects before taking a final decision on how the Commission should proceed.
Mr. P. S. RAO(Chairman of the International Law Commission), introducing chapters III, VI and VII of the report of the Commission, referred firstly to the issue of State succession.
Mr. Kamto(Chairman of the International Law Commission), introducing chapters VII, X, XI, XII and XIII of the report of the International Law Commission on the work of its sixty-third session(A/66/10), said that the topic of the immunity of State officials from foreign criminal jurisdiction(chapter VII) had enjoyed a rich debate at the sixty-third session of the Commission, which had had before it the second and third reports of the Special Rapporteur.
Mr. Gevorgian(Chairman of the International Law Commission), introducing chapters X to XIII of the report of the International Law Commission(A/69/10), said that he would begin with chapter X of the report Identification of customary international law.
Mr. Melescanu(Chairman of the International Law Commission), introducing chapters VIII, IX and X of the Commission's report, and referring first to chapter VIII, said that, in accordance with the recommendations of the Working Group on Unilateral Acts of States, the Special Rapporteur had taken into account in his seventh report(A/CN.4/542 and Corr.2 and Corr.3) the need to identify the relevant rules for codification and progressive development.
Mr. Brownlie(Chairman of the International Law Commission), introducing chapters IV, V and IX of the Commission's report(A/62/10), noted that reservations to treaties, the subject of chapter IV, had been on the Commission's programme of work since 1993.
Mr. MAHIOU(Chairman of the International Law Commission), introducing chapters IV, V and VI of the Commission's report and referring first to chapter IV on State succession and its impact on the nationality of natural and legal persons, said that the Special Rapporteur for the topic had submitted a second report, so that the Commission now had all the necessary materials for dealing with the nationality of physical persons.
Mr. Petrič(Chairman of the International Law Commission), introducing chapters IX, XI and XII of the Commission's report(A/64/10), recalled that the Commission had decided to include the topic"The obligation to extradite or prosecute(aut dedere aut judicare)", the subject of chapter IX, in its programme of work in 2005.
Mr. Petrič(Chairman of the International Law Commission), introducing chapters I-III, IV and XIII of the Commission's report(A/64/10), said that, in 2009, the Commission had held another productive session during which it had completed, on first reading, a set of 66 draft articles together with commentaries on responsibility of international organizations.
Mr. Pambou-Tchivounda(Chairman of the International Law Commission), introducing chapters X-XII of the Commission's report, said, with regard tochapter X,"Effects of armed conflicts on treaties", that in 2006 the Commission had had before it the second report of the Special Rapporteur, covering draft articles 1 to 7 A/CN.4/570 and Corr.1.
Mr. Pambou-Tchivounda(Chairman of the International Law Commission), introducing chapters VI and VII of the Commission's report, said that, in 2006, the Commission had decided to re-establish the Working Group on Shared Natural Resources to continue the consideration of the draft articles submitted by the Special Rapporteur in his third report A/CN.4/551 and Corr.1.
Mr. Baena Soares(Chairman of the International Law Commission), introducing chapters VI, VIII and IX of the Commission's report, noted in connection with chapter VI, dealing with unilateral acts of States, that the Special Rapporteur for the topic had observed that rules of international law governing such acts could not be developed until the acts in question had been adequately defined.
Mr. Melescanu(Chairman of the International Law Commission), introducing chapters V and VI of the Commission's report(A/59/10), said that chapter V, dealing with the responsibility of international organizations, contained four draft articles on the attribution of conduct to international organizations, which was one of the conditions determining the existence of an internationally wrongful act on the part of such an organization.
Mr. Vargas Carreño(Chairman of the International Law Commission), introducing chapters VI, VII and VIII of the Commission's report on its sixtieth session(A/63/10), said that in the case of chapter VI, on the topic"Reservations to treaties", the Commission had considered the thirteenth report of the Special Rapporteur(A/CN.4/600) on reactions to interpretative declarations, and 10 draft guidelines on the issue had been referred to the Drafting Committee.
The Chairman of the International Law Commission introduced chapters X, XI and XII of the report of the Commission.
The Chairman of the International Law Commission introduced Chapters V and VI the report of the Commission.
The Chairman of the International Law Commission, Prof. Alain Pellet, introduced Chapter IV of the report.
The Chairman of the International Law Commission, Mr. Robert Rosenstock, introduced chapter IV of the report.
The Chairman of the International Law Commission introduced Chapters IX, X and XI of the report of the International Law Commission on the work of its sixtieth session A/63/10.
The Chairman on the International Law Commission, introduced chapters III, VI and VI of the report of the Commission on the work of its forty-seventh session.
The Chairman of the International Law Commission, Mr. Chusei Yamada(Japan), introduced Chapters I, II, III and IV of the report of that Commission.
The Rapporteur of the Special Committee on Decolonization introduced chapters of the report of the Special Committee A/ 53/23 Parts II to VIII.
The Chairman of the Commission, Mr. João Clemente Baena Soares, introduced Chapters VII and X of the Commission's Report dealing with State responsibility and other decisions and conclusions of the Commission, respectively.